EveryStone

Home Cemeteries Poland Lesser Poland Voivodeship Gorlice War Cemetery No. 91

Cemetery #424991

Gorlice War Cemetery No. 91

Local name: Cmentarz wojenny nr 91 – Gorlice

Also known as Cmentarz wojenny nr 91 - Gorlice w Gorlicach · Cmentarz wojenny żołnierzy Armii austro-węgierskiej, niemieckiej i rosyjskiej z I wojny światowej nr 91 · Cmentarz wojenny nr 91 z I wojny światowej · Cmentarz wojenny z 1915 r., Gorlice

0

documented records

≈ 170–340

approx. capacity (graves)

8,570 m²

cemetery area

Oct 18, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

This historic First World War cemetery in Gorlice was designed by Emil Ladewig and belongs to Cemetery District III Gorlice. It was built as one of the West Galician war cemeteries by the War Graves Section of the Kraków Military Command. It stands on a hill at a key defensive position of the 1915 battle for Gorlice, and its fortress-like appearance is a notable feature.

Read more in our story: How to Find the Grave of a First World War Soldier

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 49.665529° N, 21.152307° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

Gorlice War Cemetery No. 91 map

Memorials

No records yet

Photograph a headstone and add it to the archive.

Looking for someone who isn't listed? Request a photo.

Nearby cemeteries

The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.

Contribute with the app

Our website works smoothly on both desktop and mobile devices. Prefer a native app? Check it out below.

  • Capture clear headstone photos
  • Save GPS grave locations automatically
  • Transcribe inscriptions with our AI
  • Suggest corrections to existing records

Common questions

How big is Gorlice War Cemetery No. 91?

Gorlice War Cemetery No. 91 covers about 8,570 m² (2.1 acres), about the size of a soccer field. It is the 435th largest of the 1,421 cemeteries we list in Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

Report a mistake